Pathious

Macro, tradfi, crypto, NFTs, and AI. 🦇🔊

[Muhammad Smiry 🇵🇸 @MuhammadSmiry]

israel did this, not Iran.

[Pathious @NFTSpectacle]

@foundation @Blackdoveart Very cool, but I've always wondered - why create devoted hardware for this? Why not focus on an app for TVs?

[The Varsity Club @vcbars]

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[Pathious @NFTSpectacle]

@Bitcoinprof0637 done

[Pathious @NFTSpectacle]

@thepropgallery Following!

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: ICE just tried to deport this woman, but there was just one problem — she was Native American.

You read that right: Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) — the agency supposedly tasked with deporting undocumented immigrants — just tried to deport an Indigenous woman whose ancestors have been here for thousands of years.

Leticia Jacobo, a 24-year-old member of Arizona’s Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, was born in Phoenix — but that didn’t stop ICE from trying to ship her “back” to a country she doesn’t even belong to.
Here’s how this jaw-dropping injustice unfolded: Jacobo was sitting in a Polk County, Iowa jail after being booked for allegedly driving with a suspended license — nothing violent, nothing serious.
Her mother, Ericka Burns, was preparing to pick her up and bring her home when jail staff dropped a bombshell: “She’s not being released. ICE is coming to deport her.”

Her mom was stunned. “How can you deport her?” she asked. “She’s Native American!”
But the jail staff shrugged it off. They said they were “just holding her” for ICE. No one — not a single person — could explain how or why this was happening.

Jacobo’s family went into overdrive — calling, emailing, begging officials to stop what was about to become one of the most shameful bureaucratic blunders in modern history. They reached out to tribal leaders, shared pleas on Facebook, and even showed up at the jail with her birth certificate to prove she’s an American citizen.

And still, officials hesitated. Hours ticked by while ICE prepared to take her.

Finally, after an agonizing all-night standoff, she was released around 4:30 a.m. — barely.
And what’s ICE’s excuse? A “clerical error.”
Lt. Mark Chance from the Polk County Sheriff’s Office casually dismissed it as “human error.” Just a little mix-up, they said. The detainer was meant for someone else, and they just happened to attach it to the file of a Native American woman born on U.S. soil.

“We’ll have some meetings about it,” Chance said. “This is silly.”
Silly? This wasn’t “silly.” This was an attempted deportation of a woman whose people are the original inhabitants of this land, by a government agency that has no idea whose land it’s even on.

Let that sink in: the United States government almost deported an Indigenous woman from her own country.
This is what happens when an agency like ICE is given unchecked power — where “clerical errors” can destroy lives, and where systemic racism and dehumanization are written into the paperwork. If her family hadn’t fought like hell, Leticia Jacobo could have been vanished into ICE custody — another name lost in a broken, brutal system.

It’s time to abolish this corrupt and incompetent agency that can’t even tell the difference between an immigrant and an Indigenous citizen.
Because if ICE can come for Native Americans, they can come for anyone.

Please like and share if you’re as outraged by this as we are!

[Pathious @NFTSpectacle]

@Cointelegraph Sends a obvious message to shorts and future shorts.

[Sebastian Bürgel @SCBuergel]

I misunderstood the @Ledger multisig announcement the other day. I understood they've decided to charge like a Swiss private bank, but I've only just realized the extent to which they're not actually private at all...

I was also dismayed to see that this is still NOT a Ledger app which actually allows normal people securely sign txs, which was the entire issue in the first place. I refuse to call it "clearsigning". There's just "signing" and "yolo signing", and the ability to not yolo sign is not a premium feature - it's basically functionality without which your product is reckless and irresponsible

But back to the privacy: obviously I opted out of analytics, so imagine my surprise at all the tracker calls which @brave helpfully blocked for me

So what's Ledger trying to share here with the friendly data harvesting technologists at @datadoghq ?
* My personal Safe addresses
* My personal browser metadata
* My personal device metadata (screen resolution)
* My every move that I take on the app

What is this for? Ledger's own privacy policy states that sharing this kind of data requires consent, yet this is happening anyway to a company (Datadog, Inc.) not even mentioned in the privacy policy!

And yes, I fully expect this project will be dead on arrival because of insane pricing. But I'm more concerned that once again a major crypto player like Ledger (and EU based to boot!) doesn't care about basic privacy protection or following the most basic privacy regulations

@Ledger please do better than this, a privacy policy is not just a formality if you are a security company!

[Pathious @NFTSpectacle]

@SecScottBessent People are scared. The tariffs and unpredictable aggressiveness has shaken confidence on an international level. Governments and investors around the world are dumping dollars. Inflation is not down for the things you want to buy. Gas is out of your control.

[Pathious @NFTSpectacle]

@SusanonBase That does seem the way to go. Thanks for the reply!

[Pathious @NFTSpectacle]

@maxbranzburg Looks like I can only apply through the CB mobile app. My authenticator is on my phone. I don't want my 2fa and access to my CB account (with the required funds) on the same device. Am I missing something? Can the card not be applied for and managed on a desktop?

[Pathious @NFTSpectacle]

@coinbase Looks like I can only apply through the mobile app. My authenticator is on my phone. I don't want my 2fa and access to my CB account (with the required funds) on the same device. Am I missing something?

[Jovay Network @JovayNetwork]

🌐Jovay joins hands🤝 with @ethereum to build the next era of Layer 2.

This is not just a step into the Ethereum ecosystem — it’s the beginning of a broader future.✨

Let’s build the next chapter together!

#Ethereum #Layer2 #Jovay #RWA #Web3

[Adam @ACV_777]

@ComicDaveSmith GTFO of America! All you’ve done is promote war for the last 30 years, cost our country tens of trillions, promote regional and global instability, deviate our politicians attn away from our needs to fight your desire for Greater Israel using genocide & ethnic cleansing!

[Dave Smith @ComicDaveSmith]

Ya know, I don’t think this is going to work.

[Irlandarra @aldamu_jo]

New evidence presented at the UN confirms Palestinian women are being gang-raped by Israelis who videotape it as they do it.

Israel is a deeply depraved Estate.

[Aysha @AyshaSusmaz]

Stop pretending this started on October 7,this video is 34 years old.

[Aaron Reichlin-Melnick @ReichlinMelnick]

The video of this incident is just as bad as it sounds. The priest is standing there, not doing anything remotely illegal, and without warning a masked DHS agent on the roof shoots him in the top of his head with a pepper ball.

[jordan @JordanUhl]

You honestly want me to believe that “Hamas” was in every single one of those houses? Every building on every street? As far as the eye can see?